INDOT's Highway 40 storm-water project forces Seelyville to spend $166,000 relocating water and sewer lines
Who it touches
- Highway 40 corridor, Seelyville
Tracked in the archive
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT — the state highway agency) is running a storm-water project on U.S.
Highway 40 through Seelyville that requires the town to relocate its own water and sewer lines at its own cost: $108,100 for the water portion and $58,119 for the sewer portion, a total of $166,219. 0:22:16 — open the recording, cued to 22 minutes 16 seconds
Town staff said the agreements committing the town to pay are already signed and binding — a bonding agreement leaves the town, in the presenter's words, with "no say" in whether to do the work — and are awaiting the state's countersignature. 0:22:48 — open the recording, cued to 22 minutes 48 seconds
Outcome
No vote was taken at this meeting; the relocation costs were reported as an already-signed, binding commitment tied to INDOT's project.
No vote was taken at this meeting; the relocation costs were reported as an already-signed, binding commitment tied to INDOT's project. (22:48)
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